A BRIDGE PAETTIt was at a bridge party the other evening. The veteran, member of the four, just on seventy years of age, • smoked serenely away at his briar thr whole lon* night. It could be easily sees that he was an ardent devotee of the divine weed. ,"How can yon stand up to such continuous smoking!"/he was asked. "Simply because I smoke Dill's Best,? he replied. * "'Mellow and mild and the last pull is as cool and dry the first. There is -a complete absence of nicotine, and the taste would be nectar for the gods."' Dill's Best is a tobacco .which bos been on the market now for eighty-four years giving pipe-smoking joy during . that period to miny thoacaads mm. —6
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20257, 8 June 1931, Page 11
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